Shmuel Brin

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May 14	comment	How can I know a rav has daas Torah By the way, see Gemara of R' Eliezer ben Rabbi Shimon hunting criminals. Even though he made a terrible mistake (he hung someone who insulted him) it turned out lemafreya that he was right (the person deserved to die). R' Eliezer said "Sisu Bnei Meyay" that they were right even when "wrong"
May 14	comment	How can I know a rav has daas Torah They don't find point #2 to be so terrible, point #1 could be that they did what Torah considers "due diligence" and didn't find anything, point #3 could be a mix of points #1 and #2
May 14	comment	How does this math work out? @J.C.Salomon the second way is solvable if r = 70.71 . I find it interesting that it's almost exactly the size of a karfef. But the gemara doesn't mention this as a possibility.
May 14	comment	How does this math work out? @DoubleAA yup, oops. Still doesn't solve the problem though :(
May 14	revised	How does this math work out? fixed a math mistake
May 14	comment	How does this math work out? @MeirZirkind didn't find pictures. Based on notes, updated question.
May 14	revised	How does this math work out? added point
May 14	comment	How does this math work out? @J.C.Salomon did so.
May 14	revised	How does this math work out? for J. C. Salomon
May 14	comment	What kind of cleanliness is required to put on Tefillin? And it doesn't say that women can't wear tefillin because "they can't pay attention to them". Just cleanliness.
May 14	comment	What kind of cleanliness is required to put on Tefillin? It seems (Lefi Anius Daatu) that "al pi peshat" a person just has to be clean enough not to sleep or pass gas.
May 14	asked	What kind of cleanliness is required to put on Tefillin?
May 13	comment	How does this math work out? @DoubleAA why delete the city again?
May 13	comment	How does this math work out? @DoubleAA that's how I understood it. Maybe I'm wrong.
May 13	revised	How does this math work out? added 4 characters in body
May 13	comment	How does this math work out? @DoubleAA "The Gemara said that the Migrash (the orange area) is one quarter of the area of the sados "
May 13	asked	How does this math work out?
May 12	reviewed	Reject suggested edit on Do the Gemara and the Rema prohibit, or encourage, women putting on talit and/or tefillin?
May 12	comment	What is considered work on the sabath? @Ali the Tabernacle
May 10	comment	What if someone is unable to believe in God? @doubleAa I thought the Grach was answering the Rambam, not paskening like him (the Raavad clearly argues)